Exness Requotes
What requotes are and how Exness's execution model handles them.
Open Exness Account →A requote happens when, instead of filling your order, the platform returns a new price to accept. They are associated with instant-execution models during volatility. Exness largely uses market execution, which fills at the next available price rather than requoting; you control the acceptable slippage with the deviation setting in the order window.
Requotes and execution
- A requote is when a broker offers a new price instead of filling at the requested one.
- They typically occur with instant-execution models in fast markets.
- Exness mainly uses market execution, which fills at the next available price.
- Use the deviation setting to control slippage instead of requotes.
- Fast execution reduces the gap between request and fill.
Requotes vs market execution
| Model | Behaviour in fast markets |
|---|---|
| Instant execution | May requote a new price |
| Market execution | Fills at next available price |
| Your control | Deviation (max slippage) setting |
Frequently asked questions
Does Exness give requotes?
Exness mainly uses market execution, which fills at the next available price rather than issuing requotes. You manage slippage with the deviation setting.
What causes requotes?
Requotes are typical of instant-execution models when price moves before your order fills, common during news and high volatility.
How do I limit slippage on Exness?
Set the maximum deviation in the order window so the order is rejected if the fill price would move beyond your chosen tolerance.